Meditation Walk at Seward Park
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Seattle, WA 98118 United States
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Description
The SIMS Climate Action Group invites you to another Meditation Walk in the ancient, magical forest at Seward Park on Sunday, February 02, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM.
IMPORTANT: Please RSVP using the form here, in case we need to contact you. In the event of severe weather or other reasons for cancellation, we will notify you on the morning of the event.
We will meet in the meadow adjacent to Shelter #3 across the road from the trailhead and near the bathrooms:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/pgUhDpTj1QxWwuaW9
We’ll have an initial circle, offer a land acknowledgment, followed by suggestions of intentions or ideas for contemplation as we walk for about an hour through the forest. On our walks, we usually stop at a magnificent western redcedar before turning back. On this walk, we’ll continue down the main path to a Douglas fir estimated to be between 400 and 500 years old—the oldest tree in Seattle. Please join us for a precious time of deep connection with the natural world.
There is ample parking available, but please carpool or take public transit, if possible. Metro Bus 50 stops a block from the park entrance. We can arrange to pick up a limited number of people at the Columbia City light rail station. If you want to be picked up from the light rail station, contact Iris at antwomaniris@gmail.com.
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Seattle, WA 98118 United States
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Description
The SIMS Climate Action Group invites you to another Meditation Walk in the ancient, magical forest at Seward Park on Sunday, February 02, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM.
IMPORTANT: Please RSVP using the form here, in case we need to contact you. In the event of severe weather or other reasons for cancellation, we will notify you on the morning of the event.
We will meet in the meadow adjacent to Shelter #3 across the road from the trailhead and near the bathrooms:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/pgUhDpTj1QxWwuaW9
We’ll have an initial circle, offer a land acknowledgment, followed by suggestions of intentions or ideas for contemplation as we walk for about an hour through the forest. On our walks, we usually stop at a magnificent western redcedar before turning back. On this walk, we’ll continue down the main path to a Douglas fir estimated to be between 400 and 500 years old—the oldest tree in Seattle. Please join us for a precious time of deep connection with the natural world.
There is ample parking available, but please carpool or take public transit, if possible. Metro Bus 50 stops a block from the park entrance. We can arrange to pick up a limited number of people at the Columbia City light rail station. If you want to be picked up from the light rail station, contact Iris at antwomaniris@gmail.com.
